Best Investor & LP Databases for Emerging Managers in 2025
Which investor database is best for emerging managers in 2025? This guide compares Altss to legacy platforms like PitchBook, Preqin, FINTRX, and Dakota—explaining why OSINT-based LP discovery is the new standard.
Best Investor & LP Databases for Emerging Managers in 2025
The LP landscape is shifting fast. For emerging managers in 2025, precision beats volume. Whether you’re raising Fund I or scaling a mid-sized vehicle, your ability to identify, qualify, and convert LPs hinges on the quality—and uniqueness—of your data stack. Below is a breakdown of the top investor intelligence platforms, verified pricing, and why Altss stands alone in delivering OSINT-powered LP discovery.
Altss — Raising the Standard for LP Intelligence
Best for: Emerging managers (Fund I–III), family office targeting, global LP segmentation
Pricing: $15,500/year flat, no seat-based pricing
Altss is not just another investor directory—it’s a next-gen LP discovery engine built with verified, OSINT-sourced intelligence. Developed by fund managers who’ve raised over $7B, Altss was designed to replace the bloated legacy systems used by thousands of others.
Today, Altss delivers verified data on over 1.5 million LPs, including 6,000+ family offices across all major geographies.
While real-time mandate tracking is in rollout, Altss already supports custom LP research—letting users request deep, thesis-aligned segments by geography, check size, strategy, and behavioral triggers.
Why Altss stands apart:
- Deep FO/HNWI segmentation with live intelligence
- Verified contact data + enriched firm intelligence
- OSINT-based signals (mandate shifts, new funds, co-invest behavior)
- Real-time enrichment—no outdated PDFs
- Proprietary LP signals you won’t find on LinkedIn or PitchBook
And here’s the truth: If you’re still relying on the same LinkedIn lists or generic exports from Preqin and PitchBook, you’re already behind. More than 100,000 others have access to that data. You need an edge.
Altss is that edge—trusted by leading asset managers and investment banks.
Platform Comparisons
PitchBook
Best for: M&A, fund benchmarking, co-invest mapping
Pricing: $30,000+/year
PitchBook is unmatched in fund-level and transaction data, but it's not built for LP outreach. Contacts are often outdated, and their LP profiles lack behavioral or mandate context.
Preqin
Best for: Institutional LPs raising Fund IV+
Pricing: $15,000–$50,000/year
Preqin remains strong in allocator mandates—if you're raising $500M+—but many users report stale contact info and a clunky interface.
FINTRX
Best for: Family office firm mapping
Pricing: $18,000+/year
FINTRX has good firm-level data and ownership trees, but lacks mandate visibility, enrichment layers, and behavioral intelligence. Think of it as a CRM for private wealth, not an LP targeting platform.
Dakota Marketplace
Best for: LP event access + relationship tracking
Pricing: $15,500/year + $1,000/user
Dakota is community-driven and solid for tracking allocator conversations, but it lacks deep LP segmentation, especially around family offices or alt strategies.
With Intelligence
Best for: Monitoring allocator news + media flow
Pricing: $18,000+/year
Provides real-time allocator press coverage and LP movement—but not verified contacts or outreach capability.
Dealroom
Best for: EU startup discovery + venture benchmarking
Pricing: $12,000+/year
Great for top-of-funnel startup tracking in Europe, but not built for LP identification or fundraising workflows.
Final Takeaway: Altss Is Built for Today’s Fundraisers
Altss combines verified LP contacts, custom list generation, and real-time OSINT tracking in a single, intuitive platform. We don’t just show you who the LP is—we show you why, when, and how to engage.
Our mission is simple: give emerging managers a data edge that’s 12 months ahead of traditional sources.
If you want to stop fundraising with stale spreadsheets and start targeting with precision, join the hundreds of teams switching to Altss.
👉 Book your demo to see what LP discovery should look like in 2025
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